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A Muslim’s Rights

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A Muslim's Rights

The Prophet (sawa) said: “Every believer has 30 obligations over his brother-in-faith which could not be said to have been met unless he either performs them or is excused from performing them by his brother-in-faith.” (Textbook of Ethics)

1. Forgiving his mistakes
2. Being merciful and kind to him when he is in a foreign land
3. Guarding his secrets
4. Giving him a hand when he is about to fall
5. Accepting his apology
6. Discouraging backbiting about him
7. Persisting in giving him good advice
8. Treasuring his friendship
9. Fulfilling his trust
10. Visiting him when he is ill
11. Being with him at his death
12. Accepting his invitations and presents
13. Returning his favors in the same way
14. Thanking him for his favors
15. Being grateful for his assistance
16. Protecting his honor and property
17. Helping him meet his needs
18. Making an…

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Sheikh Mateen Charbonneau Imam Mahdi (atf)

Shia fighting, disowning and cursing each other & the return of the 12th Imam (atf)- by Sheikh Safdar Razi

I made this video clip from the 50 part series of Sheikh Safdar Razi about Imam Mahdi (atf). I feel this is very important for everyone to watch, especially those on social media. I hope we can all learn a valuable lesson from the message the sheikh had to share with us. May Allah protect us from falling into this type of behavior. May Allah hasten the return of our beloved Imam (as) to put an end to the fighting and unite all of his shia under his banner.

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Bilal of Africa’s protest and banishment to Syria

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Bilal of Africa was the first muezzin of prayer (person who calls to prayer). When Madina developed all the characteristics of a state, it also acquired a treasury, and the Prophet appointed Bilal its officer in charge. He was in charge of the bayt ul mal (Treasury) of the state of Madina. This made him the first treasurer of Islam. He made allocations of all funds. He was also responsible for distributing funds to the widows, orphans, the wayfayers and other poor people who had no means of supporting themselves.[1]

From the day the Holy Prophet and other Muslims migrated to Madina Bilal used to call the the people to the mosque to gather them there i.e. at the time of prayers, mobilization of the army, or when there was a problem to be solved he used to say adhan and immediately the people poured into the mosque and…

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